Dual MBA/MEng

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Program Information

Dr. Lillian Kamal (Associate Dean of Academic Planning and Student Academic Services) 860.768.5592, kamal@hartford.edu

Laurie Granstrand (Manager of Graduate Programs, M.Eng.) 860.768.4858, granstran@hartford.edu

For general information please email Gradsvc@hartford.edu.

The E2M program is the first double-degree program in Connecticut in engineering and management, enabling full- and part-time engineering graduate students to earn both a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) by taking a total of 60 credits. This is 6 fewer credits than if the degrees were pursued separately. With four different engineering specialties from which to choose, the E2M program is as flexible as it is efficient.

Course work at the Barney School includes applied projects, for which students formulate marketing and business plans for area companies.

Program Outline

Total combined courses: 20 (60 credits)

MBA Curriculum

QNT 601 - Managerial Statistics and Analytics 3 credit(s)
EC 602 - Economics for Managers 3 credit(s)
AC 603 - Accounting for Decision Makers 3 credit(s)
FIN 604 - Corporate Financial Strategy and Valuation 3 credit(s)
MGT 605 - Organizational Leadership 3 credit(s)
MKT 606 - Marketing Management 3 credit(s)
MGT 607 - Managing Organizational Processes 3 credit(s)
BL 608 - Business, Law, Compliance and Society 3 credit(s)
MGT 609 - Global Strategic Management 3 credit(s)
MBA Elective 3 credit(s)

M.Eng. Curriculum

Engineering Specialties

Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

Courses

Mathematics elective 3 credit(s)

Specialty 3 credit(s)

Specialty 3 credit(s)

Specialty 3 credit(s)

Graduate Project 3 credit(s)

Shared Barney elective 3 credit(s)

Notes:

Both degrees must be completed before awarding either degree.
If student elects to separate the degrees, then the electives in Barney must be Barney courses.
If separated degrees, then courses taken in Barney cannot be double counted in the CETA degree.
EM 601 does not count toward fulfilling the M.Eng. curriculum above.